S1E1 Aakashatil Margdarshak Khoona

Episode 1 of the Astronomy in Marathi podcast, hosted by Chaitanya Uttarwar, titled "S1E1 Aakashatil Margdarshak Khoona" was published on September 26, 2021 and runs 11 minutes.

September 26, 2021 ·11m · Astronomy in Marathi

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In this very first episode of Astronomy in Marathi, We talk about stars and how they were used by our ancestors as a utility to find and tell directions and times of the current year 

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In this very first episode of Astronomy in Marathi, We talk about stars and how they were used by our ancestors as a utility to find and tell directions and times of the current year

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